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Ethiopia starts building Africa's biggest $12.7bn airport

Ethiopia has launched construction of a $12.7 billion mega-airport in Bishoftu, designed to handle 110 million passengers annually. The project aims to cement the country's status as Africa's premier aviation hub. Read more about this historic infrastruct

NCAA Plans Tougher Penalties for Flight Delays

Nigeria's aviation regulator, the NCAA, announces plans for stricter penalties against domestic airlines due to persistent flight delays and poor communication, citing 756 delays in Q3 2025. Learn about the new enforcement framework.

Domestic Air Traffic Falls 13.6%, Hits 3-Year Low

Nigeria's domestic aviation crisis deepens as passenger numbers fall to 12.54 million, a 13.6% decline since 2022. Air Peace, Max Air face trouble while international travel grows. Experts warn of fare hikes and service failures.

New Tax Laws Will Help Airlines - Oyedele

Taiwo Oyedele clarifies that Nigeria's new tax reforms from Jan 1, 2026, will reduce airline costs, not increase them. Key burdens like withholding tax on leases are removed.

Nigerian Authorities Sanction 7 Airlines in 2025

The NCAA sanctioned seven airlines, including Qatar Airways and Air Peace, for passenger rights violations in 2025. Discover the full list of fines and the regulator's warning for 2026.

Mexican budget airlines Volaris and Viva agree to merge

Volaris and Viva, two leading Mexican low-cost carriers, have agreed to merge, pending 2026 regulatory approval. The deal aims to expand affordable air travel in Mexico amid industry turbulence. Read the full details.

Passenger Tried to Open Plane Door Mid-Flight

A passenger on Alaska Airlines Flight 87 attempted to open a cabin door mid-air, leading to restraint by fellow travellers and his arrest. Read the shocking details of the incident.

Venezuela bans 6 airlines over security dispute

Venezuela bans Iberia, TAP, LATAM and 3 other airlines for suspending flights over US military activity. Over 8,000 passengers affected as Portugal calls move 'disproportionate'.

Airline Accepts VeryDarkMan, Mr Jollof's Apologies

United Nigeria Airlines accepts apologies from VeryDarkMan and Mr Jollof after their mid-flight altercation. Read how aviation authorities handled the incident and what it means for passenger safety.

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